Expressionist horror film
Directed by Carl Boese and Paul Wegener

Advanced tickets only $7 ($10 at the door). ZERO service fees !

Friday the 13th of March, 2015
9pm (doors 8:30)
HM157
3110 N. Broadway Los Angeles 90031

LINKS
http://www.destijlmusic.com/jcde/
http://www.hm157.com/

About The Golem

The Golem is a 1920 expressionist German horror film, co-directed by and starring Paul Wegener in the title role. In 16th-century Prague, a rabbi creates a giant creature, the Golem, from clay; using sorcery, the rabbi brings the Golem to life in order to protect the Jews of Prague from persecution. In Jewish folklore, a golem is an autonomous being magically created from inanimate matter. The legend touches upon themes of control, creation, pride, and disastrous consequences.

About JCDE

"redefining musical boundaries" San Francisco Classical Voice 9/1/09

The Jack Curtis Dubowsky Ensemble (JCDE) is an internationally recognized new music group that combines acoustic instruments, electronic hardware, composed material, and structured improvisation. JCDE has played chamber concert series, new music series, galleries, and alternative performance spaces nationwide, including The Tank (NYC), AS220 (Providence RI), The Lilypad (Cambridge MA), Meridian Gallery (SF), Cafe Du Nord (SF), and Trinity Chamber Concerts (Berkeley). The Ensemble has presented extensive programs of live music to experimental film, including 2014’s SoCal presentations of How I Got To Long Beach at ArtShare, Bluebag, and Third Eye Records. JCDE has three CDs and stations on Pandora and Spotify, emitting a brainy mix of nocturnal ambient tracks, slow jams, and funky krautrock.

About HM157

HM157, Historical Monument #157 on the California Landmark list, also known as The Horace P Dibble House (1886), is a funky old mansion in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Lincoln Heights. HM157 is a music venue, gallery, live/work space, and location for film/photo shoots, cinema screenings, eco-workshops, skill sharing, and more. The artist collective works tirelessly to bring the good stuff your way, and is dedicated to the propagation of positive possibilities.